Fifteen Die On Wisconsin Roads This Weekend
Fifteen people died in Wisconsin weekend crashes, raising the 1963 toll to 707. Victims include Harry D. Ruff of Warren Michigan in Green Bay, an Illinois family near Cross Plains, and several others across Racine, Beloit, Elkhorn, and Dane counties. Earlier weekend deaths included Donald Weisberger and Emerson Nichols.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Harry D. Ruff
Warren
Mich
Green Bay
Illinois
Highway 14
Cross Plains
Edward Korback
Beloit
Beloit Township
James
Howard Hoy
Rock County
Sheriff's Department
Linda Hewitt
Racine
Elkhorn
Earl K. Trott Jr
Winchester
Vilas County
Presque Isle
Carl Pothour
Platteville
Madison
Grant County
Dickeyville
Emmett White
Oregon
Dane County
Gerald Karaba
Ashland
Bayfield County
Kenneth Schilling
Blue Island
Black River Falls
Highway 12
Donald Weisberger
Appleton
Wallis Couple Killed in Train Crossing Crash
Mr and Mrs E E Wolf of 2302 14th avenue were notified in Douglas Wyoming of the death of her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Lawrence Wallis killed by a train at a railroad crossing. The Wolfs left Monroe Saturday. Funeral set in Douglas tomorrow. Mrs Wallis formerly Alma Dale daughter of Grant and Gertrude Dale. Native of Cadiz Township.
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E. E. Wolf
14Th Avenue
Douglas
Wyo
Lawrence Wallis
Wallis
Wolf
Wolfs
Monroe
Alma Dale
Grant and
Gertrude Binger Dale
Cadiz Township
Reynolds Governors Visit Public Bath in Japan
Wisconsin Governor John W. Reynolds and eight other U.S. governors joined Elbert N. Carvel of Delaware in a public bathhouse in Nara City near Osaka. The participants stripped and bathed to observe local life during the 1963 U.S. Japan Governors conference.
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Reynolds
Japan
Osaka
Wisconsin
Delaware
John W. Reynolds
U.S
U.s.japan
Elbert N. Carvel
United States
Nara City
Fisher to Compete in State and National Corn Contest
An estimated 9 000 previewed corn contest exhibits at Willis Riemer farm between Albany and Brodhead. Smaller displays open tomorrow as contestants arrive for the state event starting Wednesday morning at 9. Banquet and public program follow, with a 8 30 p m address by Wilbur Renk. Notable entrants include Lawrence W Fisher Palmyra Michigan the 1962 combine division winner with a 97 53 per cent score. Local police provide 24 hour protection, traffic plans, and shuttle buses to move crowds between large parking fields with a special bus stop near Montgomery Ward.
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Willis “Riemer
Albany
Brodhead
Monroe High School
Vernon Schillinger
Chamber
Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie
Lawrence W. Fisher
Palmyra
Mich
Grand Island
Neb
Fred Morris
Lake Odessa
Will Brookings
S.D
Fisher
W. E. Deininger
Riemer Farm House
Red Cross
Sheriff's Department
Ford
Riemer Road
Decatur- Sylvester
Riemer
Walts Farm
Deininger
Barbara Schuetze Wins District Make It With Wool Contest
Barbara Schuetze daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Schuetze Monroe was named one of two top senior winners in District 6 Make It With Wool contest held in Janesville. She will join another senior winner and two junior winners in the state contest November 2 at the Wisconsin Center Madison. Green County has won top honors for four years running with entrants from Green Rock Dane Jefferson Counties.
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Barbara Schuetze
Edwin Schuetze
Monroe
Janesville
Miss Schuetze
Wisconsin Center
Madison
Green County
Green
Rock
Dane
Jefferson
Miss Sc
Corn Corney Theme Dance At National Corn Picking Contest
Miss Donna Weiss will present a special dance Corn Corn Corney at noon Thursday on the scoreboard stage during the two day National Mechanical Corn Picking Contest. The costume originated by the Madison Unit of Wisconsin Hairdressers and Cosmetologist Association, first shown at Eau Claire State Seminar and then in Las Vegas this July. Sponsors include Wisconsin Hair Fashion Committee and Wisconsin Hairdressers and Cosmetologist Association. local sponsor is Robert's Salon. The event is at Willis Riemer farm between Brodhead and Albany as part of the contest attractions.
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Donna Weiss
Route 1
Monticello
Robert
Monroe
Willis Riemer
Brodhead
Albany
Blanchardville barber Sam Meyer dies at St. Clare
Sam Meyer a Blanchardville barber was pronounced dead on arrival at St. Clare hospital this morning. Arrangements are pending at Saether funeral home Blanchardville. Girls take spotlight all five babies born at St. Clare hospital over the weekend were daughters including this morning.
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Sam Meyer
Blanchardville
St. Clare Hospital
St. Clare
Saether
Kohler declines bid for 1964 Senate run in Wisconsin
Former Gov. Walter J. Kohler states he is not a candidate in 1964 and will urge Wilbur Renk of Sun Prairie to seek the Republican U.S. Senate nomination against Democrat William Proxmire. Kohler says he supports a strong GOP fight and expects Renk to announce later, with other Republicans weighing the race.
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Wilbur
Kohler
Republican National
Renk
Philip Kuehn
Jack Olson
GOP
Stock Market Shows Gains Amid Mixed Trading
New York blue chips led a midday rise as gains in steel, motors, chemicals, electrical equipment, tobacco and other sectors pushed averages higher. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks stood at 281.7, industrials up 1.7, rails up 3, with some major issues posting losses. United Nations markets showed optimism as Dow Jones hit 752.35.
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Bay
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Red China
N.Y
Associated Press
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Hurricane Ginny Lashes at Carolina Coast
Hurricane Ginny churned northeast off Cape Hatteras with 80 mph winds threatening North Carolina and Virginia shores. At least two ships struggled as the Fogg, a decommissioned destroyer escort, drifted adrift after breaking from the Salish tow with 10 crew aboard. No major evacuations. lines down between Cape Hatteras and Manteo though Coast Guard radio kept communications.
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N.C
Ginny
North Carolina
Virginia
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Navy
Stroyer
Atlantic
Salish
Outer Banks
Cape Hatteras
Manteo
Drouth Continues Despite Moisture Across the Nation
The drouth belt from Texas to New England stayed extremely dry, hurting crops and triggering forest fires. Scattered rains offered little relief as wells ran dry, water was rationed, and cities faced shortages. A hurricane named Ginny off Hatteras could worsen fire danger. however Florida California and lower Rio Grande Valley markets saw better conditions aided by irrigation.
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Texas
New England
Great Plains
Midwest
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Ginny
Hatteras
N.C
Florida
California
Loer
Rio Grande Valley
Rio Grande
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
North Carolina
Kennedy fund-raising tour to hit major U S cities
President Kennedy returns to Washington after a busy New England weekend and plans cross country fund-raising dinners to back his campaign. White House sources say the tour could raise up to 10 million dollars for next year's race, with Boston topping 700 thousand from a 100 dollar plate dinner.
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Kennedy
New England
Boston
White House
Dallas
San Francisco
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Miami
Policemen Charged In Janesville Paint Store Robbery
Three Janesville police officers Sgt Donald Webb Patrolmen James Shea Jr and John Herrington were suspended and charged with breaking into a downtown paint store on October 14 admitting to stealing five gallons of paint turpentine and three brushes. A citizen witnessed the break in and saw the loot placed in a squad car and later moved to Shea s car while investigation continues.
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Janesville
Shea
Johnson to speak at College Night event tonight
Monroe attorney Herbert T. Johnson will talk on Which School is Right for Me at a College Night program starting 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium The event is open to all juniors and seniors and their parents from area high schools Nearly 30 colleges and trade schools will have representatives at the event
Cheese market steady in Madison with varied demand
Madison Wisconsin dairy market shows steady cheddar prices today with fair to good demand. Supplies are adequate for large styles and from adequate to short for small styles. 40 pound blocks quoted at 36 to 39 percent, single daisies 38 to 39 percent, longhorns 38 to 39 percent, midgets 37 to 42 percent.
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Cheese Mart Steady
Madison
Wisconsin
Supreme Court Revisits Genovese Case and Other Rulings
The court, in a 6 3 split, ordered a New York circuit ruling set aside for Genovese and associates, allowing possible bail review and new proceedings. It also threw out 373 Negro student convictions in Orangeburg, urged hearings on rape death sentences, and declined to revisit Colorado River water rights. Justice Clark, joined by Harlan and White, dissented on Genovese and urged full hearing.
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Supreme Court
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Alabama
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California
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U.S. Circuit Court
Clark
Harlan
White
Circuit Court
Campbell
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